Headquartered in Miami, with the largest, most innovative production facility in South Florida, NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises is redefining Hispanic Media with high-quality programming that is not only setting the new standard, but more importantly representing the US Latino experience. Ray Warren, President of Telemundo Deportes, will be at SPORTEL Miami to share more about the impact that sports are having at Telemundo and across the industry.
On Tuesday 3rd March, Warren will open the conference with an insightful discussion around the current sports media landscape, the impact that Latinos have in sports, how innovation and digital are shaping the industry and the growing opportunities in the marketplace. He will offer insights into how Telemundo Deportes is embracing the latest trends to continue growing audiences and staying relevant. As the company gets ready to present the Summer Olympic Games, Warren will also discuss the planning of big, global events and importance of delivering an authentic, high-quality experience for the viewers.
"I am looking forward to a great kick-off conversation around the many opportunities we have to serve our fans. We live in a world with new technologies, data that gives us insight to the passion of our fans, and marketers in need of engaging their customers. I’m delighted to spend some time with my colleagues as we are shaping the future of sports in the US and around the world," said Ray Warren, President of Telemundo Deportes.
Since joining Telemundo in 2016, Ray Warren has established Telemundo Deportes as the leading sports brand and destination for the Biggest, Best Global Sports programming in Spanish-language. Under his leadership, Telemundo presented the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the most ambitious undertaking in the network’s history and a game changer for the Telemundo Deportes brand. Ray’s vast knowledge and experience in television, sports, business and acquisitions have led to continued growth of the brand and Telemundo as a leading voice in the Hispanic landscape.
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